Dubois Guest House Room 102

Dubois Guest House Room 102

Chicago Lawn, United States

Guest rating: 4.3 / 5

Overview

Dubois Guest House Room 102 is a private-room stay within a vintage-style home with a comfortable, casual vibe. It’s set up with mostly quiet, often unoccupied shared common areas (living and dining spaces) and is positioned as a good fit for couples, solo travelers, and business guests. Public feedback is strong overall at 4.3/5 from 29 reviews.

Room 102 & Shared Spaces

Room 102 is a private bedroom for up to 2 guests with a shared bathroom located right outside the room. Guests also share access to the living room and a common room with a TV, plus outdoor patio space. One review theme notes that the shared-apartment setup and bathroom-sharing can feel uncomfortable for some travelers if they expect a fully private unit.

Kitchen & In-Room Conveniences

The guest house includes access to a shared kitchen equipped with an oven/stove and microwave. Practical comforts include air conditioning and heating, and entertainment is supported with cable TV. Wi‑Fi is documented as available.

Parking & Outdoor Space

Free parking is available, a notable perk for guests driving in Chicago. The property also lists a balcony and outdoor patio access, providing additional space beyond the bedroom.

Getting Around & Area Access

The property is described as minutes from local restaurants, downtown Chicago, public transit options (bus and train), and Divvy Bike Stations. It’s also positioned close to major trip anchors including McCormick Place Convention Center, with additional proximity notes mentioning the lakefront, IIT, Hyde Park/University of Chicago, and Midway Airport (about 15–20 minutes away by car).

Best for

Best for couples or solo travelers who want a private room with shared facilities and value practical conveniences like a kitchen, free Wi‑Fi, and free parking. It also suits business travelers due to its proximity to downtown and McCormick Place Convention Center and easy access to bus/train transit and Divvy stations.

Travel tips

There is no check-in desk: you must send a photo of a valid US state ID or international passport via text or email to receive check-in instructions. Check-in is any time after 3 PM, and check-out is before 10 AM. If you prefer to avoid relying on a car, the area is described as close to bus and train options and Divvy Bike Stations for getting around.

What guests say

Guests highlight a generally quiet location and a property layout that can feel comfortable and functional. The home-style setup with shared common areas appeals to travelers looking for a casual, residential stay rather than a traditional hotel. A notable negative theme is that the shared-space arrangement—especially sharing a single bathroom with multiple other guests—can be a surprise and may feel uncomfortable or less private than expected. Overall sentiment remains positive based on the 4.3/5 public rating, but expectations around shared facilities appear important.

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